The Wee Yellow Butterfly is Cathy McCormack’s inspiring rollercoaster story of how a strong spirit and a refusal to accept what is given can release energy and creativity for individuals and their communities.
Her family came from Glasgow’s Gorbals. They later moved to one of Europe’s largest public housing schemes. She lifts the lid on the forces that affect people’s daily lives and spills a few beans on the machinations of those in power.
For those ‘trapped in a toxic mixture of economic circumstance and bad politics’, life can be hard. Yet, as Cathy McCormack’s story shows, finding your voice is the first step in the journey to making a better world.
Written by Cathy McCormack with Marian Pallister.
Here’s a link to two films, War Without Bullets (1995) and Evening Calls (1993)
